When Krasinski was revealed on the short list a few weeks ago, fans were not happy with the choice, calling him too small and unmuscular for the role of the scientifically engineered super soldier. ❋ Unknown (2010)
"One of the things that attracted me is that women are required to have upper-body strength, unlike the dance world, where women are in general supposed to be as unmuscular as possible." ❋ Lizzie Simon (2011)
Of course, many comic book fans were not happy with the choice, calling him too small and unmuscular for the role of the scientifically engineered super soldier. ❋ Unknown (2010)
He took in my clean appearance and small, unmuscular body. ❋ Unknown (2007)
There seems to be a common perception among many Bush critics -- one which is a not-very-distant relative of all-out defeatism -- that something as weak and unmuscular as a lofty Supreme Court ruling isn't going to have any effect on the Bush administration, and that they are just laughing at the idea that what the Supreme Court says matters. ❋ Glenn Greenwald (2006)
I think what he was actually trying to do was refute the others interviewed, who claim a BMI in the high 20s not particularly fat, even if you're completely unmuscular makes you have a hard time exercising. ❋ Firecat (2004)
Our men are unmuscular and short-lived, the best of them; the men of a physique of the type of Chief Justice ❋ Anna Callender Brackett (N/A)
Andrew was a foot taller than the Professor, but awkward, loosely knit, and unmuscular, while the little Redbeard was wiry as a cat. ❋ Christopher Morley (1923)
His head was generally bent forward, or leaning on his hand in meditation; his shoulders stooping, and his chest falling in; his limbs lank and unmuscular, and his complexion sallow. ❋ Unknown (1906)
It was a soft, small, unmuscular arm, that had never borne its own burdens, to say nothing of a share in the burdens of others. ❋ Mary Hallock Foote (1892)
Massive doors of dark, heavy wood from the Luzon forests, strapped with iron, swung on huge hinges that, unless well oiled, defied the efforts of unmuscular mankind. ❋ Charles King (1888)
Here, however, in the effectual act of towing, is the ample revenge of the unmuscular upon the happy labourers with the oar, the pole, the bicycle, and all other means of violence. ❋ Alice Christiana Thompson Meynell (1884)
The country people, an active, agile, unmuscular race, mostly preserve the old national dress. ❋ Richard Francis Burton (1855)
Each sex has its form of cruelty; man's is more brutal and terrible; but shallow women, that have neither read nor suffered, have an unmuscular barbarity of their own (where no feeling of sex steps in to overpower it). ❋ Charles Reade (1849)
He was tall and strongly boned; but unmuscular and lean: his body, it might be perceived, was wasting under the energy of ❋ Thomas Carlyle (1838)
He raised his hand; and slight and unmuscular as he appeared, indignation lent such vigor to that effeminate arm, that the blow which he dealt him on the face, cast the burly mechanic headlong, with the blood spouting from his mouth and nostrils. ❋ Henry William Herbert (1832)
Nor had this bridge been established many seconds before the soldier in command ran forward upon it, and met Lucia at the embrasure, bearing with strength far greater than her slight form and unmuscular limbs appeared to promise, the still senseless form of Julia. ❋ Henry William Herbert (1832)
For all Mr Cameron's talk of failed policies, something like state multiculturalism ie, offering public support while ignoring tricky differences in values remains the British default response to religions other than Islam, whose angriest fringe has overwhelmed unmuscular liberalism. ❋ Unknown (2011)
